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Less doomsday, more charm: How Mark Zuckerberg got his mojo back
Mark Zuckerberg has got his mojo back by building something simple and charming in a world obsessed with the end of days.
Mark Zuckerberg has got his mojo back by building something simple and charming in a world obsessed with the end of days.
This week, we've rounded up a little bit of everything. From powerful cleaning machines and full-frame cameras to premium headphones, AI-powered earbuds and even a smartwatch for the kids. Check it out.
Devialet has launched its luxury Phantom Pulse Blue speaker in India. This is a pricey and high-end audio product. In a conversation with India Today Tech, Henri Herve, company's APAC head, explains how the company plans to woo Indian consumers.
Xiaomi has launched some new power banks in India: The UltraThin Magnetic 5000, Magnetic Power Bank 10000, and Power Bank 20000 165W. While the category is no longer, ahem, as hot as it used to be, it is still nice to see some companies bringing solid choices in a segment that is mostly populated by smaller brands and accessory makers.
By now we know quite a lot about the Apple iPhone Duo. Yet, knowing about it and trying it in person are two very different things. Even if you know everything about the Duo, once it arrives on October 23, check it out at a nearby store. It will surprise you.
This week brought a little bit of everything, from powerful gaming laptops and affordable smartphones to cameras, audio gear, displays and a robot vacuum that can clean your floors. Here's a quick look at what has arrived in the gadget market in India this week.
In the last few weeks, chorus is growing among top AI companies about putting brakes on frontier AI development. Curiously, they are asking government(s) to step in to pace the development of AI rather than deciding it for themselves. India Today Tech tried to find out why that is the case.
In an exclusive interview with India Today Tech, Anand Nergunam, VP, Revenue Growth at Zoho talks about how AI is changing software development and the new opportunities the AI era is bringing for developers.
Take a breather from the new iPhone 18 Pro series and iPhone Duo, as this week also saw some quieter entries. From Lenovo and Xiaomi to FiiO, Hammer and Vivo, here's a quick look at the gadgets that arrived in India.
The all-new iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo have arrived, but they also come with a sticker shock. Yet, most Indian consumers may not mind the price increase on the Pro iPhones. Instead, what will pinch them is the price increase on iPhone 17 and iPhone 16.
On Wednesday, Apple took the wraps off of the iPhone 18 Pro series. But the new iPhones also come with a new price tag. In India, the iPhone 18 Pro models are Rs 30,000 more expensive than last year. Here is why.
Apple's first foldable iPhone, the Duo, combines a robust titanium design, nearly crease-free 7.6-inch display and powerful A20 Pro chip. It feels polished and genuinely useful, but its near Rs 3 lakh price makes it a luxury purchase for Apple's most committed fans.
Apple's higher iPhone 18 Pro pricing may initially concern Indian buyers, but mature consumers, financing, longer upgrade cycles, and premium competition could support demand. The Rs 3 lakh iPhone Duo will remain aspirational, generating attention and halo value rather than significant sales volumes.
OpenAI says ChatGPT solved a very hard maths problem, but mathematicians are not buying it.
AGI is here, or that is what Nvidia's Jensen Huang and OpenAI think with GPT-6 Astra. But what is AGI? And is GPT-6 Astra really the start of a new AI era?
The RAM crisis is beginning to bite Indian companies. The cost of doing business in India is rising sharply due to the increasing cost of IT hardware. Zoho chief scientist Sridhar Vembu highlighted this. India Today Tech speaks to business leaders and they concur.
The iPhone 18 Pro is almost here, and Apple could have some exciting upgrades in store. From a faster A20 Pro chip and better cameras to new colours and a smaller Dynamic Island, there's already plenty of buzz around this year's Pro iPhone.
Phones clearly stole the show this week, with three budget launches bringing big batteries, rugged build and useful extras. But there's more to explore, from a smart Mini LED TV and gaming laptops to big battery headphones and Sony's wired in-ear monitors.
The world of e-commerce, despite its consistent presence in our lives, can still throw nasty surprises for buyers. And sometimes for sellers. Frauds still happen, scams continue unabated. Amazon has a new plan to curb e-commerce frauds in India, and it is called the Counterfeit Crimes Unit (CCU).
Like how Nvidia is for AI companies like Anthropic and OpenAI, Apple is fast turning into the de facto AI hardware for individual users. This week, as the company launched the new Mac mini and Mac Studio with chips like M6 and M5 Ultra, it became clear that Apple wants users to run AI locally on its machines.